COLUMBUS, Ind. – A Columbus man faces multiple charges, including attempted murder, after police say he fired shots at his ex-wife. According to court records, 59-year-old Brent Clayburn is also charged with three felony counts of criminal confinement and a misdemeanor count of domestic battery. The charges stem from a Sept. 15 incident on Silver Fox Drive. Police responded to a shots fired call; a woman said someone rang the doorbell around 10:30 p.m. She checked and found Clayburn, her ex-husband, standing outside and let him in. Clayburn quickly punched her and said "something to the effect of, 'One of us is going to die tonight,'" according to court documents. Brent Clayburn/Bartholomew County Jail The woman ran into the attached garage and tried to go underneath the garage door. She said Clayburn grabbed her by the hair and tried to pull her back toward the house. A neighbor heard her screaming and came outside to check on the commotion. The woman managed to break free and ran toward her neighbor. At that point, according to court documents, Clayburn fired multiple shots in their direction. The neighbor told police he saw the woman running toward him with Clayburn in pursuit carrying an “object in his hand.” He yelled at Clayburn to stop him from chasing the woman and said Clayburn fired multiple times. Clayburn retreated back into the woman’s home. Officers and SWAT set up a perimeter and negotiators were eventually able to arrange his surrender. Police found three handguns, a collapsible rifle, two extra magazines and a backpack containing several boxes of ammunition inside the home, all of which belonged to Clayburn, according to court documents. Investigators discovered eight bullet casings on the property and located seven bullet holes in the neighbor's garage door. Clayburn was taken to the Bartholomew County Jail.